Agricultural workers in Canada are in demand due to a shortage of workers in the workforce, as a new study by the Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council (CAHRC) has found. It identified a current gap of 59,000 between labor demand and the domestic workforce in the industry. Projections indicate that the Canadian agri-workforce could be short of workers for 114,000 jobs by 2025.
In response, the Canadian agriculture industry has been urging young people and workers from other sectors worldwide to consider agriculture as a career. The CAHRC supports group worker visas, tickets, and living quarters and is seeking interested group applicants. Interested applicants can contact them with their group batch lists and resumes via email at: cahrc.ccrha.canada@gmail.com
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1In response, the Canadian agriculture industry has been urging young people and workers from other sectors worldwide to consider agriculture as a career. The CAHRC supports group worker visas, tickets, and living quarters and is seeking interested group applicants. Interested applicants can contact them with their group batch lists and resumes via email at: cahrc.ccrha.canada@gmail.com
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